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The Book of Mormon tickets

Eugene O'Neill Theatre ↗

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A mismatched missionary partnership becomes a very adult musical comedy.

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Running time

Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including intermission

Age guidance

The production warns of explicit language; children under 4 are not admitted.

Setting

Broadway, New York

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The Book of Mormon follows two Mormon missionaries whose expectations are tested far from home. Created by Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez, the Broadway musical plays at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre. Put it on the shortlist when your group actively wants irreverent humor and understands that explicit language is part of the choice. Its recognizable title is not a reason to assume it suits a family outing or every person invited to a celebration.

This might be your show if…

Adults seeking irreverent comedy
Fans of satirical musicals
Friends with similar comic tastes

Worth knowing: Explicit language; Religious satire and adult subject matter

Choose the comedy with your group

Humor is one of the most personal parts of selecting a show. Before making a group booking, find out whether everyone is comfortable with religious satire and explicit material. A surprise ticket is more successful when the content fits the recipient, so we would avoid treating this as a universal gift choice. If the style is exactly what your friends enjoy, the shared decision can be straightforward. If it is not, a physical comedy or a lighter musical may make a better group evening.

A musical, not simply a comedy brand

The creators’ names can give you a starting point for expectations, but the choice is still an evening of musical theater. Consider whether you want songs and character relationships alongside the jokes. Listening to a brief sample can help you judge the tone without needing to research the entire plot. Our recommendation is to choose it because the form and the humor both appeal, rather than because a familiar television connection seems like a guarantee of the same experience.

Make practical choices before the curtain

Once the group agrees on the tone, focus on performance time, a suitable section, and how you will get there. For any comedy, arriving together and settling before the opening avoids missing the setup that later moments may depend on. Allow for the published two-and-a-half-hour duration when booking dinner or transport. Read seat restrictions before deciding that a lower price offers the best value. A clear, comfortable view and a relaxed schedule can matter more than moving a few rows closer.

CHOOSE YOUR PERSPECTIVE

Where to sit at Eugene O'Neill Theatre

Our suggestions help you compare viewing priorities and practical requirements. They are not a seat inspection or a promise of a clear view. Check the official seating tool and the current ticket’s restrictions together.

For a closer perspective

Compare Orchestra positions, weighing center and side locations rather than assuming the front is always the best fit.

For an elevated outlook

Consider the Mezzanine if everyone is comfortable with stairs. Compare the exact position and price with a suitable Orchestra alternative.

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THEATER LOCATION & ACCESS

Plan your visit to The Book of Mormon

Eugene O'Neill Theatre
230 West 49th Street, New York, NY 10019

Accessible seating is in the Orchestra. Row T has one step; designated wheelchair and transfer locations are step-free. Mezzanine seating requires stairs, and there is no elevator or escalator. For accessible restroom arrangements, the operator directs guests to staff for guidance to the adjacent Time Hotel.

Check the performance date and time before traveling. Admission rules and accessibility arrangements are specific to the production and theater. Contact the venue for requirements that affect your visit.

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YOUR QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

The Book of Mormon FAQs

What is The Book of Mormon about?

The official production describes a mismatched pair of Mormon missionaries sent far from Salt Lake City. Their assignment supplies the premise for a musical comedy rather than a devotional presentation.

Who created the musical?

The credited creators are Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Robert Lopez. Their names can help you explore the creative background, but the specific show’s content guidance is the better basis for a group decision.

Is The Book of Mormon suitable for children?

The production explicitly warns parents about language and leaves suitability to each family; children under 4 are not admitted. Our editorial recommendation is to consider it primarily as an adult comedy choice.

How long is the Broadway performance?

The official site lists two and a half hours, including one 15-minute intermission. Budget additional time for getting through the entrance and leaving the theater after the curtain call.

Where does The Book of Mormon play?

The Broadway production is at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre on West 49th Street. Confirm that your booking is for the New York engagement rather than another production with the same title.

Is it a safe choice for a mixed group?

We would ask about comic tastes first. A group that enjoys irreverent satire may be a good match, while a group with unknown content preferences is better served by discussing the choice openly.